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Can I buy silver VAT free and as a company asset?

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    #11
    Originally posted by Zero Liability View Post
    The only way to avoid VAT on it I guess is to have it stored in Guernsey or Jersey, and I suppose if you went and collected it from there. At least with gold, if you buy gold sovereigns (at a slight premium over the spot price, c. 4 - 5%), these are presently exempt from the CGT, so if gold (for whatever reason, e.g. re-monetisation, divergence between paper & physical markets etc) did massively appreciate, you'd avoid any taxes on them, but this is not the case for silver coins. As others have stated, I wouldn't really see the benefit of putting them in a ltd company.




    How do they manage that?
    I got mine shipped from guernsey vat free. some got through, and some got intercepted at customs.

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      #12
      Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
      I am assuming you have read articles like these...

      VAT Free Silver | Tax Free Silver | Buy Tax Free Silver | Buy VAT Free SilverBullion Price

      Do I have to pay VAT on my silver purchase? - The Real Asset Company

      Surely if you are going to be speculating on stuff like this you might have done a modicum of research first?

      I am hoping you have consulted with an IFA and your accountant first as well. Silver seems a tad volatile at the moment and you will be paying CT on the profits of it so doesn't look like a great idea to me at the moment.
      Firstly what a rubbish first post from the OP.

      But second, what a load of contrived, meme drivel from the poster replying which i so wanted to point out, only to discover that it I can only 'thank', 'like' or 'report' the post, where what I wanted to to do was 'dislike' the facile response provided.

      Poor. Thumbs down.
      Last edited by MarillionFan; 13 December 2014, 04:05.
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        #13
        Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post
        Firstly what a rubbish first post from the OP.

        But second, what a load of contrived, meme drivel from the poster replying which i so wanted to point out, only to discover that it I can only 'thank', 'like' or 'report' the post, where what I wanted to to do was 'dislike' the facile response provided.

        Poor. Thumbs down.
        Please elaborate.....
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          #14
          Originally posted by Zero Liability View Post


          How do they manage that?
          Not really sure - something about certain coins in Estonia recognised as currency. I have had a couple of batches from them with no issues. My first shipment was a very small amount from a company based in Jersey and that was intercepted for VAT at customs.

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